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Leaving for College.

Melvin l.. Wines, one Of our most
promising young men, will leave Eure-
ka today Tor Ann Arbor, Mich, where
he intends entering the Michigan State
University, TO htt"Dd a full cour.e Of
Law lectures. He graduated with hon
or ffOni ,iic Berkeley Gymnasium IA few
years ago, aud having lately Il .iermined
on his future course. ha4 chosen the
practice OF law for his profession. lie
will go from here To Butte City, Npu-
tana, to pay IA few days visit to his sis
ter. Mrs. GaIlngrr; thence to Salt Lake
City, Kansas City, and indianapolis,
Ind; thence TO Ann Arbor, where lie
expects to arrive on the 10th prux., aud
to enter on his studies October lst.-
/ Eureka Sentinel.
Mr.. md Mrs. j. l.. Wines accompa
MED their son as far as EIko where they
arrived last evening. Melvin continued
his journey eastward. and his parents
returned to-day to Eureka. We wish
the young maj abundant success in the
profession which h. has chosen, and
there is no doubt that he will give II
good account Of himself ut the Ann Ar
Dor Law School.
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~stnnTOrd,s answer.

There WIS flied Ia the United States
Circuit CJu Wednesday the answer Of
Senator Leland Stanford to the peti.
ton Of the Pacific Railroad Commission
20 compel All stanford to answer ques-
lions relating to tue use Of money for
tho purpose u influencing legislation in
connection with the c, T., IL. II. The
answer ~rrcites at length the history u
tbs G.. +. RIiltOad, and ~ reference Ia
tho particular questions referred to the
Senator saysi
"In NY testimony given to the Com.
m~issionors l have SAID in suJstrucc aud
now repeat that | have never corrupted
or attempted to corrupt any member OF
Tue Legislature or ouy meuDor Of Con.
EtUss, Vt sny pubic Official, uot have /
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APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT.
no. SGO1

u. :. Land ON. =, AZ Trsth. s.r.f,
July -. l-,s.
NOTICE ~ Hil.IgI OWEN TUlI Will.
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,".'"" .' 'h'''i 9i'i-7 ia''Lt io- the 1t
'.''' ''n."R claim. 7''g.'' la i'ra,r
'l' ''.''.. j. i''. county, 5'a'r "t S~'a'
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'' y "'"-' t. NJ. hiA"in Meridian,
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FOR PAT
ENT.
no. SGl.1
L. :. Land OG," At Eureka NryAIa.
JAY u. l~~s. (

L. 4. Land I'll" At Eureka nevada.
JHiy y, i~>;.
NOrICI Is HII:LBY GIygS TiiAI WILL
~ lam W. Chisholm Uhus- Tr-.I o., .aI
post ourr address T. salt L.ko CAV. iu salt
Like C1an'y, y.-h T,r.igory. hz- mad, ,II.l-
cation fur a United States rai,n; g.. the "Itt
Chiri" Lsle mining claim. sltuai. ia Frrn,r
Mining District. Ilsu County. STATE ui S,,A.
ia. consisting Of lI5J LINEAR feet az the lode.
aud 'uGi'Cr RruIul DV I.sIgIIc. b.iu. lot or
Survey No. JJAud described In the hrIi nut,-
and pat "f th" official survey on Ill ia this
office. with magnetic Variation At /. drgr,,,
east. A. follows: Commenting AZ pp.i 30. J..
the syuth-Vc-l,rlY corner co. the claim. from
which tte quarter. section coru,r bctacgu and
common To Section, I and .. TnvusaIp -
North. Rang" - East. Mt. DIatlp M,r F.au.
h'afs : - deg :. mlu J. mss fo I distant
'h"nr" ruUrl' Z SO u.g DID Iliu l. go t,.t to
fhe south side post. Whence y 90 deg !uluiu r.
I'D feet iu post no. ,. tho SoutL-cEsicrIy corner
Il lEr claim. ihru. = y ~ deg ~ min rr8n,t
to pot NJ. 8. the Nnr'h 'as ,rly Conner Il thu
c.aini, theme" : - ieg 20 u.u " -, fee, o. the
North iii" pct; thence y SGd,g ~ mIu " .su
frel o. pool Nc. 4. the SoFih.vcs.,rIy corner
Of The claim: aud thence : ~ dee - min l. 100
I'"i 10 said post No /. the place Of o., s.uuIn..
containing \ total area az Ii.Si acre. al Of
winch IL claimed aud spplicd Irr. tho AGA I'm
Co"nict with lot OF survey ~. -. the Nam.
moth lode, not bling excepted or excl .drI
from III" claim or from TIiI trp,icErtuu
From ih" middl" Of tic wa,tsr end lin.
Of said Big ,h!ciInl" cINim tho ,i-ruycry Point
81 tHc claim bears y - de. 80 min l. ,aI fee,
disiabt. Tn" snil miuIuErl-im h,irgu'r.r,.E
Ia tao "i.ro II tho County I~ro.rI.r ~ IIE,
County, SevAit, who b. cNOMrip Recorder Of
sail mining district. go j.Iap. - TlLp County.
Nevada. Tho n.AicEi known locations L,Ir,
IL" moth" lot y. tho 'RoI Cloud" I,t Al
III" "llEp' lot -, ami the "Gs'at w,sl.r,.
lo'" m"ininacititn-, iu th" same District
hny AMI al per "n- claiming aI,cT,oly any
portion Of said BIZ Chief misc. or ~srrf,r.
ground. ar" required to Gle their aI,cr.o,Min-
with tho H7Ei'tor Of tho uuitoI St,.os J,ui
Once. 'i Eureka. iu ia" Sraio OF N..sls. Il
Ing the riEiy dnys'pc ioI Of Publication h-ro.
Of. or tncy viii be- Dsrroi by virtue Of tho rro.
visions Of the Statute.
~ HALL.
Register.
direct that this notice be published IN m.
lTi E~rENnESr at klko, New, tho urusp,r.,
Published nearest the Sail mining claim H.
Ia" period ~ sky days.
u. II. NALL.
i~tsgis;eT.
Dated, Rlko. July -. 1897.
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WhoPprEs.

The story of cucumbers being on ca
hibi;ion at the different fairs, which
measuse two feet in length and weigh
i've pounds. is nothing. We have Gu.
eumGers in Fioche That will measure
three feet in length aud will weigh ten
pounds. We have never thought the
subject worthy Of meution before. They
can he seen any time Ut Fulk's saloon
1 Phoebe Record.
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G:dsII.
$40

Compliments for STrs. Cleveland. now
Mt Marion, Mass, are ns thick as holly.
hooks. \ fair specimen, pIuckcd from
The bush Of tho Boston Globe. is "a fol.
lows: "Onr hurvert moon Tonight will
seem larger, rouudcr md miller be.
cause this grnceipl young lady ia enjoy.
ing its silvcry beams upon our favored
SOFT"
Go right MP TO the head Of the bosh
class, my boy, and make up your mind
to stay there Appeal.
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a Glover NrhrmR.

a young man named g. +. Morse en-
bczalcb money belonging to the Coro.
nndo Water Company md started East.
Marshal Etrp Of Cotton was Photographed
TO eaten him. When the train came in
EtrP could not identify his man by the
description which had been wired him,
but be held up bis Telegraph envelope
and called out: "a telegram for G.. L
Morse. Is lao in the cnr2" Morse
promptly chained the dispatch and was
locked M.
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Captured srRIcrs.

Captain S'.'phcrj, commanding the
Revenue st.'tmcr Rush. now ut Uun.
alaska, reports Tint during III" mouth of
Jolly hc seized ,hr,o Britinh md ono
American vessels for u violation 81 the
Uuited States Laws in ciptnring seals in
BehripR SEA, The British vessels bad
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NcVnda,s Live Stock.

In the last report Of the Department
of Agriculture the following interesting
facts rel, tive to The live stock industry
OF Nevada are incorporated. They are
based on estimates furnished by the
Department for tme year ending June
/, 1856. and while but an estimate. will
give u readers an iden Of the magni-
tuce OF the live stock business in this
most f'vorcd section OF the range couu-
NV:
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Notice 70 Teachers.

The Board Of Examination for Elkn
county will bold M examination NJ .,
plicnnts for teachers certificates N,
August u, % md &c. 1887. All nor.
son interested will ploaso take notice
y. n. STo>E.
Go. Sup' Schools.
August It'd.
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An h]b"oIuic Cure.

n" "HIatNAL AmrErEG OINTMENT f.,
Only rul loop fro l'.r". twn.nurrc up ln,.s I'D
a o. "'F'lw 'tro for oiI npr p. b,,rc.
wounds 'hhpr"i hands, and IN ssin ,r,,.
lions. Will p",l'ivcly euro niI tiuds ,g rur,
Ask for tho ORIGINAL ATTrISE OI,r.
MhSf. Sold by .. T.. Muller At as c,nt. 90,
boz by mail % orn,s.
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ESTUdY NOTICE.

Came to my ranch about the Ist Of
June, one bay mare branded 2 with
bar over 1t ON lcit thigh. Tho mare hns
u hole in left side Of breast.
Also, one roam mare branded 60 Oh
A
left thigh. Both horses are gentle.
The owner or owners nre requested to
call ut my ranch in Clover Valley,
or address.
j. J. TrsEMAS,
Wells.
Nevada.
$40
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Thousands OF Dollars

Are spent every year by the people Of
this State for worthless medicines for
the cure OF throat and lung diseases,
when We know that if they would only
invest 81 in SANTA ABLE, the new
California discovery fer consumption
aud kindred complaints, they would in
this pleasant remedy find relief. 1t il
recommended 10y ministers, physicians
and public speakers Of the Golden
State. Sold and guaranteed 10y L. T..
Muller at 81 IA bottle. Three fer - so.
The mo t stubborn case q! cGtnIrh Viii
speedily slccumb - CALIFORNIA
CAT-R-CUIiE. Six months treat
ment for 81. by mail, 81 10.
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on board 1880 seal skins which we're
taken possession of by Captain SheP-
herd and the vessels were all sent to
Sitka. Alaska, and turned over to the
United States Marshal. The crews were
set at liberty.
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Spring summer samples.

hnve just received over two hundred
new samples for spring and Summer
Clothing and can truly say that u finer
assortment has never before been rx
Inhibited IN Eiho county, all being of the
latest designs nna patterns. Recoguiz-
Ing the general desire OF my customers iur
Summer clothing at cheaper rates than
have heretofore been customary, have
made large reductions in prices aud AL
custom mrd- Summer clothing, trusting
that the decrease in profit will be fol
lowed by IL corresponding increase Of
patronage. Remember, guarantee
perfect iii.
NJ. RrrSnAEr.
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FOR SALE.


Being DESTROYS of leaving Nevada |
offer my residence FOR sale On good
terms. The premises consist Of four
lots under a good fence, n well bull, und
neatly furnished frame dwelling house
with all peecssnry oIs buildings ami IL
fine well Of water at the door. aud "A
garden which is ample to supply n
small family with plenty Of vegetables.
1 will sell with or without the household
furniture as the purchaser may desire.
For particulars call on or address,
Mns. Al. ,rHomrE.
Elko, Aug. ,. 1887. BOD Exc, Nevada.
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'n't received by oyprrus, 100 dozen
.'o't s:yi"7 gents tirs, also novelties
Tor I"dics received daily by cxl resa at
j. HosENUrrCK's
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MARHIED.,

ScHMID-lENGEL AT Wells, August
10. 1857. by Justice William Con-
ger, Mr.. John George schmid to
Miss Eliza Grace Pengelly, all OF
Wells.
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= Wild Goose Chnyc.

UIited States Marshal Kelly and L.
=. District Attorney Hayden arrived
here Last evening III response to II telc-
gam from Indian Agent Scott, of the
DUCK Valley Reservation, stating TINT
s,uie COW boys were at tue Reservation
distributing liquor to the Indians, leav-
ing those gentlemen to inier that the
offenders were III custUdy or where they
could be arrested at u moments notice.
MIR. Kelley telrgraphed to his deputy in
this place, II. A.. HHryiIle, 10 proceed
after end bring the cu.prits to this place
where tue Marshal and District Altor.
Iiey would meet them with the proper
@a'rents, hold an examination before
the Justice OF tue Peace here, thereby
.seing time. MIR. llurviile proceeded
to the Reservation according to hustruc.
lions, and when near there mct Agent
hcott, who Informed bin tim the par
ties had escaped intu Idaho several
days previous aud their whcreabont.
were unknown. Regarding the affair
Dir. Hnrville learned that II couple of
Mexican vagnerUs on their way north
ward stopped over night NJ tho house of
Ru Indian who entertained them and
fed their horses to his beet ability, IL.
fusing a money consideration .her, fore,
when the yagncrUs produced n bottle Of
whiskey aud treated their host before
leaving, which information coming to
tho q r Of the agent caused him TO lclc.
graph the authorities without FIRST max.
ing the nrreHt.
The gentlemen feel somewhat chagrin.
ed at the Wild goose chase upon "a friyo.
lous pete q. but they 81 sHt to-day in
examining our fniies anI rising town
with much pleasure to themselves and
golden convictions OF our future
[ Times Review.
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ordered tlisi this Notice be- pubIlshei I'm thu
Danny lSnrrEvDESr for period " 30 d,y..
D.H. NAL. Hseis,.r.
Aus. 10. 1897. sod
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SAY!
What Do You Think?
WILL
iou be wise enough to profit by it when
it comes? Are you willing to help il
alongr II you are, do not wal. until il
bursts upon you ~unawares. but do your
best to hurry aud push il.
THE
Only wny to do this is to talk Of il; to
write of it; to boast OF H.; praise and
patronize tyery home industry; keep
your money in the country aud induce
others to corIe and do the tamc. Do
not p%ntronize outside in situations in
preference to your own, and before you
know it the
BOOM

Will he upon you aaj you will realize
that every dollar spent i'll fnsther;ng a
local enterprise will return TO you doub.
lei, while every one y"u send away will
bc gone forever In looking around to
See where to spend those Dollars most
nd~vautageously II will
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Abe
King O Consumption
Every Bottle % n sn ID
strengthen The Bronchial Tube. Allsy infiAm-
nation aud cleanse the Lunss Of impurities.
Gives Satisfaction I nFs to PF gsIi Il.
Your Lung R~estyrrr SANTA Abe. i, meeting
With large -sles. AMI gives universal s~NtisfAc-
ton. W. =. Druggist. useckcu-
ridge. Colorado"
Tho RnSt "Psrtie, u.ng your Lun:
AhS hSS' Rcs.Or,r. SANTA Able. pro.
uouncc II the best Uouyh Remedy on the mar
Let. ". Z. DEHESr& Co. druggs,ts Astoria.
Oregon"
RncouSn 1t Is the only rc'reiy that gives
instant relief. aud. therefore. Is
preferred to al others.
Those who have used il %h Mon
dies are giving satisfaction. and customer
with bronchitis saysIt Is tine oHIy remedy hat
gives instant relief. sEpRELL& CoSEE. Drug
g.sts, Riverside, Cal"
H,y, a." . tho pl'asurr toiuform Won
"' that your pIuTsrliiunH ~" mo ..
ing with large sales. " . We hear
Nothing but praise i i1g %c" a q @' T.,
use them. NASscAwKN 4 Co.. Druggists. "a.
ss!ia. Cal"
NotOvcr-cstimatcd n So,a n"@ 3S, !.
En'oo 81 Satisfaction. when used a, directed. or
money r,rrnd-j. hat one bottle rcturu,d
from AGO sold in California the flr.t ear.
That i, will accomplish the end desired in
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs
II will aud you not ou'y will MT L.
" without It !uu.st!f. hut will
commend 1t TO others. a. thousands have
' aAtt-N as va hAsAs
G %S"Sy Is = " m Gl5 G, Ha$S'C Convince You
and the ;r.aiug SUN Of one dollar can purchase
Gremsc Iy that val Stand between You AMI ono
Of t&e most dreadful Of Human Nls.
Sc Circulars scu. free. cOu laiaiug dc,aI!ei
description.
s 4 II 7 A 4 B I E
is prepared only by the
ABlETINE MEDICAL Co..
Orovillc, Cal.
Sold by +. +. MULLER.
Agent, Elko, Nevada.
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DIED.

D~ALLAs.-Iu Tuscnrora. August 10th,
A. j. Dallas, II native OF PeuusSlva
mia. aged Of yents.
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Trials of speed to be conducted under the auspices OF the
Directors Of the State Agricultural Society.
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Po"nIng offers ~ Npeeni Premium a GOLD MEDAL, value
for the Best E4utb, IN my Department.
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NOTICE FOR 81
TlON.


august o lt-i.
\oiic" IL hereby given tlnt the fplIrrfr,
""Ih'N S'''''r hhs MED uo II" ~ hiz m.
i'htion TO make 6nsl proof In support Of "a.
%oI'iin' aud that said proof viii be m,do A..
f'F' 'h" District Court oi Nevada, At EIk,. 40.
Vahs. on Monday s"pio nb,r ~. Issf. yy.
John c~icndcnming. Homestead rnif, Nn l,e
i' The = = Of u = N Section - - o.. Of
y " I ~ Section q, Township 30 Norm
i!iug" 80 Erst.
H' "a'nc' the blowing wiinessss to urr,,
ms continuous r"sid"nt" upon. and cultivation
Of ssii land. VII:
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LADIES' GRAND TOURNAMENT,
Friday, Sept. %, Wednesday, Sept. IS, Friday, Sept. 30.
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The state agricultural Society ~ - T.fubIi>hcd tn accord
with an Act Ut The Legislature e. iHc STATE a. 3 Nevada. en-
"a Act Ito IrONidc a. Ihr HtIlagCru"aT a.d SunI r q % the
agricultural society" approved 'I"rch1, 1907.
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County md the cheapest place to pur.
chase, the place where Bargains are the
rule aud not the exception is the we'll
known house of
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STRIKE

Tou that the largest and most varied
stock Of Dry Goods. Clothing, Hat.
Boots. Shoes and General Merchandise
to Ge found il
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EDUCATIONAL,
OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Sixty fourth Session begins October lst, lSs,.
Academic and Professional Departments.
VIRGINIA ACADEMIC STU DENTS
Pay no Tuition Fees; their necessary expenses
range from $50 10 seas. For Catalogue apply
10 CHARLES :. NENABLE,
Chairman of the Faculty.
POstoifce University of Virginia. Va.
imay y 81, tn, thlm
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A MISTAKEN CELEBRATION.
Giorifying an Interesting Event that Has
Not Yet E.yentuAted.

COLUMBUS. Ga, May l2.-There Is one dis
q,isted congressman In town, and a whole city
full Of disappointed people The Chattahoo-
chez River convention has brought together
several hundred distinguished gentlemen,
among them Senator Brown and Congress
man Crisp, Of Georgia, several congressman
from Alabama and Florida, and number OF
merchants from a distance. The party was
rendered banquet last night at the Hotel
Riddle. which was magnificent affair
Mayor Grimes was the master Of ceremonies
The toasts were drunk with great enthusiasm
until they were interrupted by the toast
master, who said that Congressman Crisp had
a special announcement 70 make. The con-
gresham. blushing to the ears, stood up and
said:
"While we are here enjoying the lavish
hospitality Of the citizens Of Columbus, the
news comes TO Us that in the house Of our
fathers q child is born: let US all unite in the
hope that the mother and babe are well
The band at once struck up lively air.
and three cheers were given for Mrs Cleve-
land while the health Of the baby was drank
in sparkling champagne 1t was not until to-
dav that the loyal Columbus adherents OF
President Cleveland discovered that their
toast was in vain. and that no heir TO the
White House had been born.
The Admission Hot Blast, which has just
come to hand, shows that the rumor also
reached that point The editor, who Is the
poet }. r. Randall, says:
1--WE congratulate the President and his
young wife upon the fortunate arrival Of a
national baby. As soon rs the news was re-
ceyed at Admission and made public, the loco
motives here celebrated the suspicious event
with unusual whistles; the great blast fur
naces sent up screams Of rejoIcings and their
funnals spoutcd flame, painting the dark back
ground Of the sky and hiilsides LUMINOSITY
red The fires on Blue mountain fared vol
canically; and the ladies' at the inn expressed
their congratulations in melodious chorus
How would Alabama DO for the little ones
namef -Courier-Journa
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This young lady enjoys the wintry air very
much, Of course, with her French poodle, II
his hair over his eyes does make his course
erratic.
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am first cousin OF the late Ex-Governor Al
exander n. Stephens and have been postal
clerk on different railroads since 1865. For ten
years have been sufferer from a cancer on
my face. which grew worse until the discharge
of matter became profuse andNery offensive. J
became thoroughly Disguised with blood puri-
ners and pronounced them humbugs. as ! had
tried many without relief.
Finally was induced 10 use b. B. b., which
was about the first Of February. and continued
its use until the latter part of April. The Of
fensive discharge decreased at once. and the
hardness around the cancer disappeared. II
improved my general health, and / rapidly
gained flesh and strength. The discharge
gradually decreased and the cancer became
less and less in size until nothing remains ex-
ccpt scar TO tell the tale of a once dangerous
cancer-All VINO have seen me since have com
mcnccd the use of b. -. b. bear testimony OF
my great improvement, and the scar on my
face shows that 10 cured the cancer find that
y. BIB. comes sguarely up % what it Is recon-
mondod. and cannot say too much in praise
Of this wonderful medicine. have tried them
all. but B. b. b. stands at the top as "A blood
purifier
The above is copied from the Athens Ga.
Banner Waterman" being the voluntary Ian
guauc of Mr.. James 4. Greer, which editor
CAN'T indOrSos.
Mr.. Greer is an honest, upright citizen of
Athens. vino had bad cancer. ana his uumcr
Gus friends thought that bee could not live very
foundation Of his constitution. bat now looks
well and hearty
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Backward, turn backward, o time in thy
flight, rake up a suicide just for the night; |
am so weary Of news that is stale, writing up
drunkards and Migrants in Jail, writing Of
people who buy up some ground, writing old
chestnuts of cattle in pound; weary Of chas-
ing till worn are my shoes, rake up some
news. mother, rake up some news
Backward, tun backward, o tide Of
the years, take me again To the time when
the beers, frothy and foaming. were drunk
by the pail, and people got full and were run
of 10 jail Lets have murder, OF shooting,
or worse, lets have Il scandal or thrilling
divorce; 10 work ON paper would give you
the blues, rake up some news, mother, rake
up some news. Topeka Globe.
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Holmes and KapioIanf.

Queen Kapiolam the Hawaiian potentatc,
is charmed, positively charmed. with Boston.
"And do You know she said TO DR. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, the other day do you
know, DC that never heard Of Boston
until a Washington gentleman told me about
IL last week"
Dr. Holmes did not fancy this at all.
subsequently he told his friend Aldrich that
he knew by the queens furtive glances at
his plump personnel that If she had him alone
in her desert isle she would eat him.
cagO News
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An Ignorant Official.

Condemned Criminal-I want you 10 go out
and bring me in two mince pies.
Jailer-lt will be time 10 90 10 the scaGold
in a few minutes
"See here, you ignorant minion of the law,
do you suppose a man Of my. intelligence
would eat all the mnce pie he wanted under
any other circumstances, sayP-Omaha
World
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lie Is Getting Rich, Though.

Henry George adopted peculiar and IN
heard Of method for abolishing poverty when
he started a newspaper. Still, perhaps he
wishes to obtain practical experience Of
poverty before making any direct efforts to-
ward its abolition. Lowell Citizen.
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